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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
LITERARY NOTES.

The CosM PoL,TAN for March ~ truly
an exquisite number. "LIfs B meath
the Crescent" by Emile Julliard, is
besut fed by lumber OF most prhiee-
worthy pho ypes Of toe gems OF
0neLtl architej ure, the delineations
If whose massive simplicity excl es
the warmest admiration. A1d the
issue throughout is in keeping with
this contribution.
The Graph, News, of Cincinnati, the
Leading Western pictorial paper OF the
West, in it's is Of March 18th, will
publish an OK ended retutal by the
Hon. Lyon g. Tyler, son OF Elk Presi-
dent Tyler, f the charge thst his father
was guilty of tTeachery to the Wings.
The article is very graphic in detail
and will undoubtedly create much in
terest throughout the entire country.
TIE popular series Of Epoch of
Modern History has now reached sale
OF over 80, 900 copies. The publishers,
Messrs. Charles Schbnet's Sons, an
nounce the early issuance Of new
volume in the series, to be entitled
The Early TudorI, dealing with the
reigns Of Henry VII. and Henry VIII
by the Rev. y. E. Moberly, late oil
Rugby School, England.
THAT the story Of "Whittington and
his Cat is really Of Hindoo origin, and
that Jack the Giant Killer" is known
In the household tales OF peoples as
diverse as NorWegians, ARABIA, Greeks
add PerBians is surprising bit OF in
formation. But these and many more
nueh facts are made known tn us by
Mr.. W. A. Olouston IN his new DO X,
Popular Tales and FictiOns, iu,t an.
nouncsd in London, and to re- i'm
uortpd to this coun ~ hy Mes ri
Scribner 4 Wexford. THIS curious
W, rk is dedicate TO Sir r chard F..
Burton, "the eminent scholar and
void wide traveller"
The POTTER SCIENTIST ia the title of
the leading article in The Sviss Cross
for March. 1t tells 10 a delightful
manner OF the trials and disappoiut.
ments OF Barnard Pa is,y in his AT.
Temps TO discover the art OF enamel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
Order of Publication.

No. 6l4T, r. DIN tho Chancsry Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn es.oo-S. IL. Lamb OF
OF Va. nj on II, Kennedy OF al
IL appearing from b ~ which is sworn 10 In
this ca uso that the defendant. Mrs. Ellen II.
Kennedy, Is resident OF the state Of New
\ ork AID a non. resident II the state 1t Ten
nosseei
IL Ia therefore ordered, That she make
her appearance herein, at tho courthouse
of Shelby county, In tho city Of Memphis.
now Taxing District Of sholbyl county,
Tenn on the Grst Mouday ia April, 1887,
and plead, answer or domur To cOm pl ainanta
bill, or the same W II be taken for confessed
AZ TO her A. d sot for bssring OK parte; and
that copy OF this ord or be pu olished once
phis Appeal. This 8 th day Of Ma! Oh, 1887.
A OOpy-atteBt;
\ l MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master.
By I. d. Caldwell, Deputy O. and M.
Adams Lamb kola for oOmppt. We
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
Order V,f Publication.

No. Gill, r. d In tho Chsnoery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee state o! Ten.
nessos vs., jus. X. Allen ct ~
II appearing from the Sher rs return In
thi! oagse a 1t the dsiepdepis. Laura Moore,
Katie Jacob 9, Amanda Wicks. Mary 7. Bell,
w. Bell, Mary Fisher, Corn elius Fisher,
Henry JOO es, Catha Inc Watson. Peter Wat
son, Char les A. Nichol. Mamie ". Nichol,
James y Farrell Rosa Bridges, James
Butler, FfAile Butler, H. AIRY ]. Courts, d.
y. Snev den, George ", Anderson, are not
to be 10 und in his county,
IT ", therefore oraprsd, That they make
their Appearance herein. at the courthouse OF
Shell ~ county, In the G OF Memphis, now
Tax ng District OF shelby county, Tonnes:
see. on the first Monday Ia pril. 1887, and
plV ad, answer or demar to eomplAlnant's bill,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed as TO
item an set for hearing OK parte; and that q
copy OF this order DO published once q week.
TOR four successive weeks, IN the Memphis
A oopy-attesti We
[ MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master.
by 7 b. CRldws /, Deputy and M. ~.
r. H. &c W Haskell, SIS. for onmI fE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
THE DRUMMERS' TAX.
Glad 10 Has Been Decided ARmfnat
the city, aud Yes HOrry,

President Hadden, speaking OF the
decision OF the Supreme y. urt, declar-
ing the law taxing dlummers as un-
constitutional, said: at is the first
one OF my decisions that body ever
went back on, and | am happy TO
state that Chief Justice Waite and Jus
tices Field and Gray dissented. II
cuts of about $4,000 from our annu Il
income and I've got to make 1t up
from other soul ces. I'm really clad
it's done, and yet Tn sorry. II IL
could only have remained applcab' o
to this city We would have fought il
out; but Miss'ssippl got Jealous OF our
saRacity and reached GU. for some of
the chicken pie. That showed a mean
'pirit In our ntighboring State and sig-
nlfiss that her legislators are lying 10
Wait for chunks OF wisdom dropped
from the Taxiog District governmeD at
t-ble. knew they'd spoil the whole
business when they got to monkpyinR
with 1t, and I'm glad the Supreme
O urt has knocked them out. The
bulk OF the tax in that State was
paid by Memphis drummrrs anyhow,
and | guss, we'll m NE by it. NV firm
nsed TO send out some drummers, bu,
81 ca I've got 10 dabDllng in politics
we don't make arorOh IN nav them"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
Its DelicacH Of Flavor

And tue eff acy Of lts action have rep-
der d the famous liquid fruit rene "
Syrup Of + g imme nssly p ,puleE 1t
cleaDses aud tones up the clogged and
foveiish system, dispels headaches,
colds and ieveis, cures habituAl C Jnstl.
patton, dyspepsia and the many ills
depending on q weak or inactive con-
dition Of the kidneys, liver and bowels.
For sale In 80 cent and 81 b titles by II
J. Hester and all leading druggists,
Van Vleet d Co., g. W. Jones & co.,
W. N. Wilkerson 4 Co., and s. Name
fed & Co. Manufactured only by the
OaliiJrnia Fig Syrup Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal. .t.
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TOO MUCH Foo MS HONESTY.
A herman SeXt0" overcome by the
Possession OF $500,


Fa'her Francis Moenning, pastor OF
st Mays JAtholic Church, corner oil
Market and Third streets, gave bis sex.
ton, Leonard Ssh midi, 1900 to deposit
in The German Savings Bsnk, y.ster.
day aft rnoln. Instead OF placing IL
in back, however, Schmidt Moulded
TO pocket 1t AID light out Failino -
re urn, the priest Suoploioned crooked
nRea and lodged Information with
Chief Davig. CjnduCtors Ga all the
OUTGOING trains we've notified, and vt
e:45 last night the conductor
o. the Humboldt accommoda-
tiOn telegraphed from Browns-
vile that the missing man
W., passenger on his train. The
ofil er at Humboldt was wired TO bold
Schnidt, aud Det i've Pryde left on
the regular train asst night for that
point to bring him blck to this city
Schmidt 10 German, about 40 years
Of age, add has hitherto borne a. goJd
reputation. Il Is supposed thu pos
8 sslon OF 80 much money overcame
his COT scientious sCruples, and he up
propriats d 1t to his own use.
At IL 80 o'G ock telegram was re-
c'ived from ] ID. Bond, Marshal OF
Humboldt, annou cling tn he had
scbm DIT and TtcoWred 5000, gold
watch and papers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
On the ad day OF AnrII, 1857
Order of Publication.
No, 8lll, X. DIN the Chanoery Cour,
Shelby county, Tonnesseo-,Stato of 7

No; 6lli, X. DIN the Cbancery Cour,
shelby county, Tonnessee--State OFT
ne,see Va. Richard p. Aid | h
IL appearing from thu return OF the She
IN this use that tho defend ants, Lo al
Milliaml, James Brown, Ida S Craig, n,
n'aig, W. II Saund ers. Edward Whitney, n
pIDunn,. Hattie Martin, A v. Claywoil,
Harris Thomas n. Harris, Richard Jones,
EDDIE Morgan, Robert l.. UvortoD, VIM. Per.
SINS, Louis sims, YRS. ". v &c 1t, GEORGE
ThomLsop. Andrew, AllsbD8hald, are Of
70 be Ibdnd ia hts oodnty;
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, nj tue courthouse
OF shelby county, In the city Of Memphis,
nov Taxing ID strict Of shelby county, Ten
ness o, on the Hrst Monday in April, 1887,
and plead, answer or domur to 90 nplain ant
bill, or the same vi be ,6kon for confessed
M o them and sot for hearing exparte; and
III Il a copy Of this order bo publ ished once q
week for four succes i've wook Ia tho Mem
phi Appeal This 9Th day OF March, 1887.
A copy-Attost;
s. l.. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
by T. d. Caldwell, ID. O. and NJ. we
". Ii 4 O W. Malakell. sn-s tnl nnmnHt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI---wEDNEsDAY MARCH @ 1887

400, 900 bushels futures and 1900
bushels spots. 0sts receipts, "a 600
bushels; sales, 140, 900 bushels futures
and $4,000 bushels spots.
The Bradstreet agency reports 1893
failures in the United States during
the week ending March 4, 1887,
against 1853 in the preceding week, and
227, 270, 2S7 and 260 in the CORES.
ponding weeks OF 1885, 1885, 1884.
1888, respectively. Middle 5 ates, 4s;
New Englsnd states, %; Southern
States, So; Western Stat s. SO; Psci fic
States and Territories, IS; Canada,
Is. Total IN the United States and
Canada, 2l1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
James aud wainw right.

At the Theater, Monday night next,
Mr.. Louis james, an excellent ana
versatile actor, and MiFs Marie Wan.
wright a charming and capable act
ress, supported by careful ly selected
company. will open a weeks engage
ment in Virgini,s, to be followed ON
tn eeday night by Much Ado Aboul
Nothing. wednesday Inoomar, Tnurs.
day Romeo and Juiisl, Friday double
bill) Gretchn and Tanning of he Shrey,
Saturday matinee Much Ado Abohi
Nothing, and at night Vw0inius. These
plays will be accompanied by appro-
pirate scenery and effects, and historic
cally accu'ae costumes. The sale OF
reserved seats will begin at Muliord's
tomorrow Thursday morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
TRANSFERS.

Wat Strong to George GehiIIy, lots
80 and S3 OF RISE subdivision, for
$1,000.
r II. Persons ct al. TO Frank Tuck
or, one tract Of land near Brunswick,
for $500.
o. II. Dsmnan ct ux. TO Carl Luis
$500. %'
s. A. DouVlaqs OF TX. to Il. O., Cop.
pege, To- in Kerrville, fot 1915.
Luis Lapgs ux IN Thos. Clark,
part Of cuunty lot GOA, Olrroll avenue,
for $3.50.
@. l.. Cooke TO L R,yuor, one tract
near B urswick, for S2i3.
r. L. 10 les ct ux. TO L. B. Eaton,
two trscts, Shelby county for 1850.
W. II. and 1. ]. Brown to l. r.
Shelton, 32 acres in Tenth District,
for 1920
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
Horrible Kidney Disease.

INR. II. p. H0YT'S Kidney and Spin
- Pad will cure all kinney pains, aohins
! back, hips and sides, vel o. eyes, salloT
skih, bad breath, high oOlored urine, and
that weary, liteloss sensation ever present
nav price, 81 90 each. sent by mail upon
rsceipt OF price. For sale BY II. J, Helsters
Druggist, 23 Main street, and honkert1
Co., Druggists, 2l5 and lsO Main street,
NoMl'is Tenn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
Nolice IO Nhinuern.

Daring the extreme high water the
steamer Ooanoms has withdrawn from
the Ashport trade and the steamer
James L will make two trips n each
week from FriarS Point 20 Ashport
Leav ng r Fdals Point Mondays and
Tnu sdsys at 5 o'clock pm. Leaving
for Asbpot Wednesdays end SAtut-
days a. 10 o'clock am, until iuIthe,.
notes. Shipp r. vii please re promo L
JAS. LIE, Jr., superint en dent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
SHERIEF'S SALE
Oh
R EAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given. That
by virtue Of herl faoias 20 me directed
from the honorable Chanoory Court 81 Shell
by copntg, Tennessee. In the oaaa o. j. N.
pIoudGt va. d, Y. HarToll OF al, jude ment
rendered on the I'd day o. Deoembsr, 1888,
for the sum OF Two luudrod and Eighteen
Dollars and 73l00 cents, with interest and
cost OF suit, to satisfy said jud .mont, etc.,
On tho ed day OF AnrII. 1887,
In legal hours, In front Of tho courthouse, In
the T,xing ID s,rict Of Sbeb, ouunty, Tenn,
proceed TO sell, to the h CHEST bidder, for
cash, the following described property, to-
wit:
A tract or p9rcel of land lyme and being
10 the ninth Civil District Of holby county,
Tennessee, ana boon cd "a follows. On the
north by tho lands of 10 Harrell, ON the
s nth by tho laRdi OF Henry RutIodgs, on
the east ~ tho lands Of Mrs. y. A Locke,
mi on the west by tho lat ds OF David o.
llukle, con'a ming one hundrod and nine
aotes mo OF lesa. t.""
LEVIED on ~ tho properly OF defendant,
Mrs. NJ. A, Priddy, - sstisfy said JUDY
mont, iuterest and costs.
W, d. CANNON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tom,
ny L. 4. McpOnald, Deputy Sheriff.
Memphis, 9Th day OF February, 1887.
Is. -. Barnes, Attorney for plaintiff.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
MRS. MOORE'S MATINEE.
AN AR rIsTIC AND
LARsE CROWD.
The Remark able RApidIty Of she
Accomplished Teachers Train
ing-Names OF the Glass,

Mrs. Florence Finley Moore rave a
matinee at the Youog Mems Hebrew
Associ ,tion H AL at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. There was large attend
ance OF parents and friends of the lit
tie pupi e, and others who delight in
easy and graceful movements to the
time OF music. The programme in
cluded wide range Of the latest and
most captivating dances, and these
were executed with fairy like grace.
fulness by the admirably trailed lit Q
boys anu girls. Some of them W. re-
such marvels of artistic perfection
that more than ono repetition WAS de-
manded by the delighted spectators,
who seemed verbally ebtranced. Tnis
was especially the case with Miss
Evyline Tate in her number, ola
sylphide," which was placed on the
programme by social request.
Following IL the programme and the
nsmes OF Mrs. MooIe's class who par
ticipated:
Pas GO Valentinus Miss Susie Dot Jones
and Master Tie Der Williams.
La Hylphide-Miss Matte Patterson.
Flower panee-Miss Florence Baxter and
ma ter Heber Coleman.
eauter ala Corde IN IS Susie Rice.
La Souvenir Q Printemps-h Misses Corinne
and B,rdie freadwell.
Flower Song-Miss Allie Starke.
:, Baden Baden and La Syiphide-Miss Evy-
line I, to.
Spani h Dan ce-Miss Marie TurnbulI,
70 Ko Roo. Koo Dj miss susie Rice.
Highland Fling-hiss Mabel Patterson and
Master Laton Baxter.
Miss Alice Collier, Miss Dot Jones,
Miss Blau che Speed, Miss Kate Speed,
Miss Mauds eh0use, Miss Bessie McClane,
MissBirdie Tread we'll, Mis- G, Treadweii,
Minis Maud Bea dsley, Miss Kate Raine,
Miss Maud Fox, Miss Madge Tucker,
Miss Ju inc Sneed, Miss Lucille Mansford.
y ISIS Matte Tallerson, Miss Jernie Mays,
Miss Ora Les, Mlss Georgia Lee,
Miss Florence Baxter, Miss Anna Hartmus.
MISS Mabe PATTERSON, Nj sDessie pullen
Miss Marie Turnbull, Miss Flecie Gcodlett,
Miss K. Good!ett, Miss Helen Messick
Miss Bessie Messick, Miss Lette Lamb, |
Miss N. Fountain, Mus Birdie Miller,
Miss Louise Day, Mr.. Charlie epeed,
Mr.. Heber Williams. Mr.. Heller Coleman,
Mr.. W. Lvewenstein, M. Thomas FOX,
Mr.. A omit Mays, Mr.. Care Estes,
Mr., Newton L, ties, Mr., Wal or Beardsley,
Mr.. 9. Will lord. Mr.. Laton Baxter,
Mr.. Arthur Gebhardt, Mr.. Howard Patterson.
Mr.. Frank Turnbull, Mr.. Robert Barr,
and others.
The work of Mrs. Moore Ia espe.
cially effective in imparting ease and
grace 10 a highly flashed degree to
those just beginning to dance, and is
more remarkable from the fact that
Bne has large school of children be-
tween the sges of FIVE aud ten years.
Under her skilIful training they soon
surpass their wears, however, in the
thorough mas ery obtained in the use
OF the fest. The rapidly with which
this is accompl shed is marvellous.
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RnNNos That are ire,fui.

troubled with Windy Collie, Tee.thino
Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can pe
relieved at once byusing Ackel1s Baby
Soother. 1t contains no Opium OF
Morphine, hence u safe, trOe Is
ceuts, Sold by So.
For sale by A. RENKERr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

sn the public tia. opened House,
n ne MsSs Block HAVING secured the
bsra
MSns hssgne hS fs
A'anoeo hereafter Consnment Merchandise
3. BEbTHOFF a. CO., Licensed Auctioneers.
j. r. MCDONALD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

"Of course wa cannot ignore tho one
great feature that is hanging over the
market, which ia hsmDering conti-
mental trade and speculation in gem
eral. We allude 10 tho serious p Jlit.
ical aspect and the fear of Eur pean
complications, but on this point one
opinion ia as nod as another"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

pR0PEHTY Most desirable residence
L property in tbs city,
One no So and let, So Tate st., 290x275.
One lot, TATE st z2ixl50.
JOHN tRATH, 9c4 Front ST
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

IOWA first Glass Jersey COW with young
~ calf an A No N leer
JNO Y. WILKINSON, Boulevard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

IL feet fronting south; street graded; side
walk paved Title perfect. Apply to
MRS. EMMA @ TUCKER 27y Linden ST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

CHEAP-A house near corner Deso.o and
~ Beale SITS, Apply tn
DIR A POHL, No. 6 MnIherrv 81
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
9rnttenffabens poele89enoe
Ntrtntnoer.
(5orti.)

D~ruffenitaben poslesser %llnsbommens
&raft, Manbommens Stprte % Nlber'
bommens 9aab. Sen &nuier Gabez
rens 9ierte, bersuer ben elitenbe Moz
Der, l1bllufter ben raturlise 9eneiuenbeb,
ubiletter ON asteifabeliee &ierli9beb,
uoitrpeer ben barnlise 9ensiuenbeb, poe
logger Goralbres 9aab os neobriueer
ben samle sllber meb Sore / @rapen.
Sen foraariaser Spasbeo % lite Stprte,
Spsbom os lite 9elbreb, Dsb os lite
2io. Sen SIR Sooner til Gnfer, 8brn
fora1orelsie, 5abre til Jienber % ale
Gattise os 9issere. Ben narer @ist,
pelfommer imitiOm Spsbom, bpoer So
lera, inbfbrer Yeitilenie os omfauner
Tarins. - Sen upfploer 2anbet meo
2eoisans, Glenoisbeb os GorbrDoelier,
Den fplber Jansiler, foripner Gattisz
bufe. Den frembrinser Strio, pleie
Trette % beitptter Oprbr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
Miss @.
examineret Jordemoder,
e..
265 Cedar Avenue,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
8iQig Neiie til 9enper

os tilbase. Chicago, ct. gaul, Minneapolis
& Omaha 8anen pil ialse grcurion Billet
ter for $4,000 til os fra 9enper fra 10 til 1s
Sept. influiipe, ian benpttes til 81 Dft. fra
ct. Saul os Minneapolis. Sill anbre Sta
toner toiter bet 8eiien en- Sci. BiIetterne
ielses til Doofeluus, beres Benner % bpernz
ipmbelit. st ieregent gobt 9ilbuo til benz,
oer pnifer at beige Colorado. 8als at Heiz
~ieroute enten til siour gitp, Council Bluffs
% Union gacific euer Burlington & DO. 8iz
Der SIPS; Siuur gitp, Council Blufs 4 Ranz
ias gitp % geit oper a., Z. & g. s. eler
Union Sac. &'ps, eller ota 9es Moines os
&anias gttp, % peit ouer a., 3. & g. s..
ener Union 9ae. @'ps.
8iQetten fan benpttes paa en- Bone peitz
oper us en- anoen paa 9%ilbasereiien. Dper
bpilfeniombelit er Omababanen ben ~forteite.
Beipg eler t%ilifrip Nsenten ..'.
T. W. TEAsDALE,
@en'l Basi. Nst, ct. 8aul.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

pu b1ifant 8lob flyer
,gi itepner mob Yrobibition liseiaa
bent iom Brobibitionsportiet, ielp ON
hi bar ct par Stoppefteoer paa Dor 8ane.
@toppeiteberne beber High License ue
local option.
8robibitioniiterne bn1fer lite Blot en-
ben Bane, men ct Tren, ber lite itanbs
fer for at 9aa al, for at faa en- Dram Del
sibr ben iibjte Del al @eiien iaa uiitfer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
H}nhirrrthpr finpa M nj hrrp fif

8apirruoer ii9es MI at bore filter
&ienbssiernins. Set beifripes iaaleoes
On @ube lapes al bpibt Yapir, boilfen
er fabriferet Bon1ulb eQer Gin % 1enere
unbertaitet en- 9emiif Yroies. Gfterat
Yopiret er bpppet / en- 8lanbins al III
cobol os &amfer CT bet iom Bereameut.
Derefter fan bet Forbes % ifjeres paa
be forifieli9e Maaber. 5arnet er bet
siennemlisti9t o9 mere brilliant erb bet
almmbelige @las.
= Jlere @~laoitonez2 iberale bar Ilut=
tet Jig til ben irife rationale 2isa.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

st &irfeblab, Der erflerer fig for
Yrobibition uben Yrobibitionsparti,
pilbe 9pie peb Tanfen paa en- &riten
ubenom &irfen. Men er bet life li9eiao
flor Borserpli9t at unberorbne fig Il
8arti, ber repreienterer @ns Brincip.
lom bet ct &riftenpli9t at uaberorbne fig
bea fri}tne &irfe?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
@aanen fortaQer.
vi we.
(Gor ,,gelt @aabet''.)
(Gortiettelie fra fOrrise NO.)

vgi? Gage 2pft bort fra ben Wanbs 2iu, im bar en- 5ar for Dor @sn,
ba iAs life tmoe bore bet? Gage NRorlpfhn bort fra ben &pinoe, iom par en-
aRor for Dor @sn, bu bu lite pOpeoe at uare bet? Ni mel! Sar be srt por
@sn til IN aRanb, perois oeres Mgh1e os &jerGebeb, ia mao be osiaa fa be-
bobe bam. @i bar life 9t at tase BAN fra benz, idp Dor @n pibe loe berpee
gi, mel! bet nar bGue Tom bet er. Sc bar fSrfe &eten; tbi lite ben re Barns
Gr eur N9or,. im letter Barnet mb 8eroen, men ben er bet. iom bDsh9sigr
Darnt for 2ipet % gpigbeben. @i bar tabt Dor get, Barnet r beres."
vDu br get min 9usbono" iasoe bmn, bun git bort, lasoe 9enoerne
paa bans @tulbre % ia bam ib 0inene:
u&an bu MI tlspe mig, at ig brase Barnet bort?"
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